After the Whistle: Postseason outlook for Duck and Beaver basketball teams

by AfterTheWhistle@sbgtv.com

Fri, February 23rd 2018, 7:23 PM UTC

Oregon Ducks Ruthy Hebard (#24) boxes out UCLA Bruins Monique Billings (#44). In front of a nearly sold out crowd of 7,098 very loud fans in Matt Knight Arena Monday night, the University of Oregon Women Ducks basketball team defeated UCLA 91-90 in overtime in their last game of the regular season. The Ducks are now 14-2 in conference play and UCLA falls to 12-4. Satou Sabally lead the way with 23 points, Maite Cazorla added 22, Sabrina Ionescu put up 16 and Ruthy Hebard ended the night with 14. At the end of the game graduating seniors Lexi Bando (#10) and Justine Hall (#3) were honored in a ceremony with Coach Kelly Graves and the team. Photo by Emily Gonzalez, Oregon News Lab

The Duck's Payton Pritchard (#3) jumps up for the basket. The UO Ducks basketball team suffered a loss to the USC Trojans, 75-70, at Matthew Knight Arena on Thursday. Payton Pritchard lead the scoring with 18 points. The Duck?s are now 2-4 in conference play and 12-7 overall. The Ducks will next play the UCLA at Matthew Knight Arena at 7:15 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 20. Photo by August Frank, Oregon News Lab

Oregon forward MiKyle McIntosh (#22) shoots a 3-pointer over UCLA center Thomas Welsh (#40). The Oregon Ducks men’s basketball team defeated the UCLA Bruins 94-91 Saturday night in front of a home crowd at Matthew Knight Arena. The win brings the Ducks 13-7 overall for the season and 3-4 in Pac-12 play. Photo by Dillon Vibes

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Oregon Ducks Ruthy Hebard (#24) boxes out UCLA Bruins Monique Billings (#44). In front of a nearly sold out crowd of 7,098 very loud fans in Matt Knight Arena Monday night, the University of Oregon Women Ducks basketball team defeated UCLA 91-90 in overtime in their last game of the regular season. The Ducks are now 14-2 in conference play and UCLA falls to 12-4. Satou Sabally lead the way with 23 points, Maite Cazorla added 22, Sabrina Ionescu put up 16 and Ruthy Hebard ended the night with 14. At the end of the game graduating seniors Lexi Bando (#10) and Justine Hall (#3) were honored in a ceremony with Coach Kelly Graves and the team. Photo by Emily Gonzalez, Oregon News Lab

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Sky Muller and Travis Teich will put in perspective how dangerous both Oregon and Oregon State will be in postseason play.

MEN’S BASKETBALL

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What does Oregon State need to do differently late in games?

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